I used to write questions for the various tests that high schoolers are subjected to - so methodology interests me.
I received a survey from GM today asking if I liked having 2 sets of floor mats. My Colorado came with 2 sets, a carpeted set and (the set that are in there) the weather mat (basically a big bucket on the floor to keep it dry and dirt free).
I said weather mat is fine. okay with that comes the funny part.
They asked qualifying questions in the start, you know, age, gender, then went further and asked if there was any affiliation with their suppliers... except
they asked whether or not I worked in the frozen food industry...
really? how would this skew a survey result?
I received a survey from GM today asking if I liked having 2 sets of floor mats. My Colorado came with 2 sets, a carpeted set and (the set that are in there) the weather mat (basically a big bucket on the floor to keep it dry and dirt free).
I said weather mat is fine. okay with that comes the funny part.
They asked qualifying questions in the start, you know, age, gender, then went further and asked if there was any affiliation with their suppliers... except
they asked whether or not I worked in the frozen food industry...
really? how would this skew a survey result?
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